Sentence examples for it has been constrained from inspiring English sources

parviglumis, indicating that selection might have occurred before the divergence of maize from its wild progenitor, i.e., it has been constrained by natural selection but has escaped domestication [7], [21].

In essence, by vicinal growth, ferroelectric P in our samples can only be twofold degenerate as it has been constrained to a single crystallographic direction, yet its polarity can be either up or down, switchable by an electric field.

While Sprint has committed billions of dollars to revamping its infrastructure, hoping to develop a Long Term Evolution high-speed network, it has been constrained by limited financial resources.

Historically it has been constrained by the connection.

Back in the 19'90s, I helped one of my sound assistants with his literacy (it had been constrained by his chaotic childhood in care).

I guess there is an element of being more hedonistic on weekends because I've been constrained in the week.

Since 1980 its population growth has been constrained by strict birth-control policies.

But it's a different story for agricultural use-cases, where it says growth for commercial drones has been constrained by pricing and economic constraints — so it's expecting drone adoption for this segment to be limited to just seven per cent through to 2020.

Selling portfolio companies onto public markets has been constrained, making it ever harder to return funds to investors.

Oxytocin is the drug of choice to prevent and treat postpartum hemorrhage, but access has been constrained because it needs to be refrigerated.

California began regulating wider use of medical marijuana in the mid-2000s, and in the years since, the Department of Justice has been constrained in its response by two separate policies.